Look out.

You'll get the mods angry with tgat kind of truth.

I retract my earlier statement as it’s clear I do not know how to read LOL

Not exactly what you're asking, but a thread on where to find the French community in Boston was posted a couple days ago. Not quite a town where people speak everyday, but if you end up in Southern NH, there are some suggestions for places you could go down and check out.

Going through this issue in my town. Pretentious is a very apt way of putting it.

Give me 8" or I'm gonna cry. please. lol

It's OK. They'll come out as Republican eventually.

This is dripping in irony given that OP is a free stater.

Thats what it takes to find out they have higher property taxes. Next they will still continue to drive down 93 to find work. They will return in a few years only to be priced out of market.

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See! They drew it at the wrong angle! Obvious antifa plants!

People with disposable income, spending money, keeps small business actually IN business.

I'm not sure why that seems to escape you?

You do you, Free Stater. Just look out for bears.

It would be a shame if about half of them escaped and made a population in the NH wilderness.

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I worked at St Vincent DePauls nursing home and many of the residents there spike french.

Oh, have they promised to stop posting?

>People on this sub have threatened to hurt me, just for the way I was born.

And what way would that be?

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Thank you!

Based, thanks for pinning that masterpiece.

I read that and not quite sure what you’re talking about. What low expectations. Outside of firearms how does mass tell you to live your life? Insurance? Seatbelts?

NH isn’t much better. Can’t buy tobacco under 21 anymore in a lot of places, only New England state without legal cannabis, some of the highest property taxes because the state barely funds education. Don’t get me wrong, we love it here but NH isn’t some bastion of freedom lol

They are/were pretty much equal. Higher priced property with slightly lower taxes equal lower priced property with slightly higher taxes.

I often carry an iPad on long trips and my copilot manages the device. GPS usually doesn't give you the big picture so that you can't verify that your route is reasonable while driving while an iPad will give you a good view of your trip and allow you to easily zoom in. We use Google Maps in offline mode of course.

I wish that Apple Maps had similar functionality.

It's always nice to have a second opinion on routes as well.

No place in the entire state where people generally converse in French in public. You would have to go to Canada for that. There are many French-speaking tourists from Canada. Immigrants / children of immigrants who speak French aren't exactly rare. However, you can't work or get by day to day w/o speaking English, I would say.

I drove my daughter to Logan many years ago and used voice commands on my Garmin Nuvi to get me there. When we got to 495 (from Rt 3), I noticed that it said that I should drive 80 miles on the highway. Of course that would put me in the Atlantic Ocean. I had her reboot the Nuvi and re-entered the route and it gave us the correct routing. In general, I will map out a long route on Google Maps to estimate time and to take a look at the expected level of traffic and then put in the destination in the car for the Nuvi.